POISONED PLAYGROUNDS from ClientEarth on Vimeo.
This advert made by ClientEarth and creative agency BMB wasn’t allowed to air on national TV because despite being in the public interest and based entirely on recent scientific data it is deemed ‘political’ and ‘controversial’ by Clearcast. The decision was based on section 7 of the BCAP code, because the Advertising Standards Authority feel that unless you’re selling stuff, like petrol & diesel for example, or cars that are breaking EU regulations on NOX emissions and filling our air with carcinogenic particulate matter, then you can’t have any airtime during the ad breaks.
Well that sounds fair, doesn't it?
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Support independent eco journalism that drives real change.Across the country, children are exposed to illegal and harmful levels of air pollution while on their way to and at school. In the UK, pupils at almost 1,000 schools are exposed to NO2 levels that endanger their health and will shape their future wellbeing.
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